Freer speaking activities

[@annmoya8385]

Watched this for part of my online TEFL course and I love it all - especially 'A Good Friend'. Very interesting ideas, thank you.

[@tessfra7695]

Thank you for that warm sharing of your teaching experience.

[@yaanpessino4952]

thank you so much this was very helpful for seemingly ambivalent target-language/contextual CELTA TP assignments. it can be so hard to structure a class around a intended lesson that is lacking in concrete rules etc. especially when you apply it to a SPEAKING focused class! it can feel like a recipe for a chaotic Teaching Practice... so thank you very much!

[@peterwilliams942]

Some great advice! Thank you for sharing your wealth of knowledge and wisdom with us all.

[@janakrige7533]

Absolutely wonderful, thank you!

[@aibst.peters4784]

Great class examples, thank you for helping me learn more about freer speaking activities.

[@НатальяИвлева-ъ5с]

Thank you for such a wonderful video!I have been looking for something like this for quite a long time!

[@LorniHeaven]

Very useful video for Freer practicing ideas. Thank you x

[@elttraining]

Glad it was helpful!

[@lisankrumah-mweu8907]

Thank you so much, really informative and friendly presentation.

[@crissparts4131]

Very interesting and i love your accent please give us more examples in your lessons they are the most useful part. Thanks

[@slowroasted5061]

Was the stutter while explaining accuracy vs fluency a deliberate attempt to explain the potential issues, or purely a unintended coincidence?

[@elenabirtwistle4219]

Excellent, thank you very much!

[@Дваждыдвачетыре-и7ж]

Thank you!

[@madina_eng]

Thank you!!!

[@bumsnot4815]

Amend speed to 1.25x!

[@AndreyBondarenko1979]

that is informative! thank you

[@MsOtium]

liked this. thank you.

[@PhungNguyen-if7on]

hay quá

[@elttraining]

Thanks!

[@chriscoughlan5221]

great to hear a brummie academic, alright bab!

[@elttraining]

Bostin'!

[@jsbart96]

A fellow midlander? :) :)